ARTS 6250 - Art, Community, and Technology

This course explores the complex roles and relationships of art, education, and technology by giving students direct experience in the community. Students will develop a plan to work with a media arts center, community organization, or school; final teams will produce real-world arts and education projects that can become significant additions to their professional portfolio. The projects can include a range of practices including but not limited to traditional arts, creative writing, creative IT, community art, and activism. Graduate students who take this course will write a mid-term and final paper, plus offer an independent public presentation of their work.

Prerequisites/Corequisites: Graduate standing.

When Offered: Upon availability of instructor.

Co-Listed: ARTS 4250

Credit Hours: 4